St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-03
IN UPPER TENDON.
Gorgeous Social Events Last
Night-Among the City's Gay.

Nl&nI--1IElOH& the Clty - Ody.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Phelps at their handsome residence. 1923
Park avenue, last evening was a magnificent
affair, and was the event of the week in
social circles. The residence, which has the
reputation of being one of the hand
soonest in the city, was Ornamented in
a wonderfully unique way, and II is
safe TO say that no paTlOrS ever looked pref
tier or the artistic effects OF the decorations
were more tasteful. The main decorations
were natural flowers of all kinds and trailing
arbutus, which hung from the walls and half
covered the pictures IN graceful Serpentlne
chains. The guests, who were many, COM
prising the most fashionable people of the
city, began to arrive at O'Clock. and
were received at the carriage porch by Mr.
and Mrs Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson,
and Col. Andrews and wife. of Fort Smelling
The dressing rooms handsome in the eX-
IRENE. were on the second floor, and were in
charge Of competent artists. The guests, at
ter leaving there, descended TO the reception
room. the front parlors, where they were re-
ceived by the reception committee. Danz' or
cheStra was in attendance, and by 10 o clock
the spacious parlOrs and the dining
rooms were well filled with handsomely cos
tuned ladies and gentlemen, keeping time
with nimble feet 10 the rayishing music. The
supper, which was model of elegance and
excellence combined, was served i'll the up
per hall corridors, and was partaken OF by
i
was one long TO be remembered by those for
tunate enough to be present, and was most
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The Garrick Dramatic club. assisted by the
talented young actress, Miss Geraldine Utter,
Will give performance at the Harmonic
hall Tuesday evening. Dee Is. The play
chosen is the intensely thrilling drama
Ernest MsltTaVeTS.' with cast as follows:
Ernest Maltravers. ". s. Deyoe; Dick Darvil,
G. 4. :. Henry: Sir William Maltravers, r.
/. Sewail; Lumby Fenars, B. l. Bowman; ;
Lord SaXingham, /. Graham; Armstrong II.
Farnham; John Walters, II. Crlckmer; Col.
De Montague, A. f. Force; Alice Darvil. Miss
Geraldine Utter; Lady Florence. Isa john
son: OctaVla, ROsalind Mckay; servants,
pilgrims, brigands.
The marriage of Chandler c. Wyman, Of
Minneapolis, to Miss Fannie VI. Chittendon,
was solemniZed i'll the presence of a large
number of friends and relatives on last Tues
day evening at the residence of the bride S
performed by Rev. d. Reed, d. D.. of that
city. The happy couple returned To Mime
apolis on Wednesday. and are lat home 10
friends at 125 Sixth avenue south.
The annual gvmnastic exhibition of the
scholars of the West Side Turn-N eTeins VIII
be given tomorrow evening under the direc-
ton of Prof Ar. Underwater, at Turner's
hall. corner of Washington and Fifth ave
nues north. special programme of music
viii be rendered by DanZ orchestra. An eX-
cellent list of caliSthenic and gymnastic
exercises have been carefully prepared for
the entertainment.
The Scandinavian Dramatic club will give
an entertainment tomorrow evening at Har-
mOnia hall. a stage performance will be
given i'll the first part of the evening entitled
"Geppe paa Bierget.n The club has had
several Tehearsals. and will present the above
cast in highly dramatic style. After the
stage performance grand ball will be given.
Excellent music has been secured for the
occasion.
grand prize masquerade ball will be given
on Jan. / 10y the Scandinavian Pleasure club
at Harmonic hall. Among the prizes that
viii be given to the most elegant and comical
dressed ladies and gentlemen are gold
watches. seal caps, diamond pins. etc. a
large and varied list of costumes Will I'M
doubleday he worn in order 10 secure the
valuable prizes, and make the affair grand
success.
The election of officers for the season of
1SS7-SS of the Flour City Snow Shoe and
TobOggan club resulted as follows last even
ing: President, c. 4. Hanscomb: first vice
president, W. ID. Moths; second vice presi-
dent, c. b. Hanna; secretary, X. q. Brown,
Jr. treasurer, j. NJ. Boyd, Jr.; captain, QUO
@. Schultz; first lieutenant, Charles Esplin.
JT.; second lieutenant, c. l.. Jacoby.
Miss Clara e. Pearson and Charles c. Bell,
son of David e. Bell. were united in mar
rage Thursday evening. at the residence of
the brides parents, 1l01 Harmon Place.
Rev. c. A. Van Anda, assisted by Rev.
Charles +. Thwing, performed the ceremony.
The couple left on wedding tour 10 Cali
fornia by The way of New York and The 18th
mus.
The party announced TO be given by ". W.
Eastman last evening was postponed on ac-
count of The illness of Mr.. Eastman.